Sony Ericsson, now Sony, said that the Xperia Smartphones that were announced last year would end up being upgraded to Android 4.0 ICS sometime in March or April. The time is nearing as Sony has recently launched a beta ROM for the Android 4.0 ICS for the 2011 Xperia smartphones. ...

Well...it's official. After a long journey, Ericsson is being dropped from the name, Sony Ericsson, and it took €1.05 billion to get the deal done. So, that means that we will begin seeing a name change when it comes to the company, and Sony will stand by themselves.

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The Sony Xperia S was recently announced at the CES 2012 and is said to be making its way to the UK, hopefully by the end of this month, although the end of January is only a day away.

And, according to SE's Facebook page, the Sony Xperia S is said to feature an anti-stain ...

The Sony Xperia Ion was first announced at the CES this month and heard that it was headed to AT&T. But....if you don't want to wait until AT&T launches the Sony Xperia Ion, you can always pre-order an unlocked version of the Xperia Ion through Negri Electronics, where they ...

As expected, Sony Ericsson has dropped the Ericsson name from the company and has announced a new LTE handset for AT&T. The photo above is that of the Sony Xperia ion and regretfully, the handset will launch with Android 2.3 Gingerbread but should be upgradeable to Android 4.0 ICS ...

We've just received news, that any Sony Ericsson Xperia device launched this year, will be updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. This will be an over-the-air update but with the option of updating by computer.

The first updates will begin rolling out in March or ...

For those in the UK who pre-ordered the Sony Ericsson Xperia Active, the UK retailer, Clove, will soon begin shipping these devices out as they have already received their shipments.

Pre-orders for the Sony Ericsson Active began in July and after a long wait, the device ...

Sony Ericsson joined together in the year of 2001 and now comes official news, that Sony, is buying out Ericsson's part of the company for a whopping $1 billion dollars.

manufacturing and launching of new Sony Ericsson devices should not be affected and it's safe to assume ...

O2 is now offering the Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman featurephone, where it was first available at Vodafone at the first of this month. If you are interested in this Walkman featurephone, you can head on over to O2's website and buy it on PAYG for £79.99, with an additional £10 top up ...